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Tunisian football, rich in history and memorable moments, has also been marked by iconic jerseys. These outfits, whether for home, away or training matches, reflect not only the evolution of sports design, but also the national identity and the successes of the team. Here is a detailed ranking enriched with anecdotes, covering the most iconic jerseys of Tunisia.
The 2018 home jersey, designed by Uhlsport, is a must-have. Worn during the 2018 World Cup, this bright red jersey with subtle geometric patterns represents Tunisian culture and its modernity. It is particularly memorable for the matches against England and Belgium, where the Tunisian team demonstrated a fighting spirit.
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The 2018 away jersey, also produced by Uhlsport, features a clean white design with red accents. Used primarily for the match against Panama, this jersey symbolized the Tunisian team's perseverance in a difficult tournament. Its simplicity appealed to fans and collectors alike.
View image of Uhlsport's 2018 away jersey
The 2019 training jersey, made by Kappa, stands out for its modernity. Black with red and white patterns on the shoulders, it was used during the preparations for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. This jersey reflects elegance and dynamism, while emphasizing performance thanks to its lightweight fabric.
View image of Kappa's 2019 training jersey
The 2004 home jersey, designed by Puma, is one of the most emblematic in Tunisian history. Worn during the African Cup of Nations, which Tunisia won at home, this bright red jersey with white accents on the shoulders embodies national glory and pride. It remains engraved in history as that of Tunisia's first continental title.
View image of Puma's 2004 home jersey
In 2002, Lotto introduced a white away jersey with red accents. Used at the World Cup in Korea and Japan, this jersey reflected a modern approach to sports design. Although the team was eliminated in the group stage, this jersey remains a favorite for its aesthetic.
View image of Lotto's 2002 away jersey
The 1998 home jersey, also made by Puma, is associated with Tunisia's participation in the World Cup in France. Red with a white collar, it marked the team's return to the world stage after a 20-year absence. This jersey is particularly memorable for its match against England.
View image of Puma's 1998 home jersey
The 1996 away jersey, designed by Adidas, is white with diagonal red stripes. Worn at the Africa Cup of Nations, where Tunisia reached the final, this jersey reflects the team's courage and determination in the face of formidable opponents. Although they lost to South Africa, this jersey is remembered as a memorable journey.
View image of Adidas 1996 away jersey
The 1994 training jersey, produced by Lotto, is a simple but effective model. Solid red with a white collar, it was used during the preparations for the 1994 World Cup qualifiers. Although the team failed to qualify, this jersey is appreciated for its robustness and timeless design.
View image of Lotto's 1994 training jersey
The 1978 home jersey, designed by The Sporting Cock, is a timeless classic. Red with white stripes on the sleeves, this jersey was worn during Tunisia's first participation in a World Cup. The highlight associated with this jersey is the historic victory against Mexico (3-1), a first for an African team in a World Cup.
View image of Le Coq Sportif's 1978 home jersey
The 1976 away jersey, designed by Adidas, is white with red stripes on the sides. This jersey was worn during the African Cup of Nations, where Tunisia showed significant progress in its performances. It has remained a symbol of Tunisian football in full evolution.
View image of Adidas 1976 away jersey
The 1975 home jersey, designed by Umbro, is a simple and classic model. Solid red with a white collar, it was used for the 1978 World Cup qualifiers. This jersey is particularly memorable for the international debuts of several key players who would contribute to Tunisia's first qualification for a World Cup.
View image of Umbro's 1975 home jersey
In 1974, The Sporting Cock unveiled a white away jersey with subtle red stripes on the shoulders. This model was worn during friendlies and preparations for major competitions. It is known for its durability and simplicity, which were highly appreciated by the players.
View image of Le Coq Sportif's 1974 away jersey
The 1972 training jersey, produced by Adidas, is a retro design that combines bright red with white details on the sleeves. Used mainly during preparations for African competitions, this jersey is today a collector's item sought after by Tunisian football fans.
View image of Adidas 1972 training jersey
This 1965 home jersey, made by Adidas, is a historical piece of Tunisian football. Solid red with a white collar, it was worn during Tunisia's first major successes in regional competitions. This jersey is associated with Tunisia's emergence as a competitive team in Africa.
View image of Adidas 1965 home jersey
The 1962 away jersey, designed by Umbro, is one of the first distinctive models of the Tunisian team. White with red details on the sides, it was worn during friendly matches and regional competitions. This jersey marked the era of Tunisia's first explorations on the international scene.
View image of Umbro's 1962 away jersey
The 1960 training jersey, produced by The Sporting Cock, is a historical model. Red with a white collar, it was used for preparation sessions for national and regional competitions. This jersey reflects a time when resources were limited, but the passion for football was already well rooted in Tunisia.
View image of Le Coq Sportif's 1960 training jersey
The 1958 home jersey, designed by Umbro, is a landmark piece from the early days of Tunisian football. Solid red with a white V-neck, it was worn in early regional competitions and international friendlies. This jersey is often considered one of the first symbols of modern Tunisian football.
View image of Umbro's 1958 home jersey
The 1956 away jersey, made by The Sporting Cock, is a white model with subtle red details on the shoulders. This jersey was worn during Tunisia's first official international matches after its independence. It is seen as a symbol of national pride and Tunisia's emergence on the world stage.
View image of Le Coq Sportif's 1956 away jersey
The 1950 training jersey, designed by Adidas, is a simple and practical model. Solid red with a white collar, it was used for preparations for the first regional competitions. This jersey is one of the first examples of Tunisia's growing commitment to international football.
View image of Adidas 1950 Training Jersey
1978 Home Shirt - A Historic Victory
At the 1978 World Cup, Tunisia made history by beating Mexico 3-1, becoming the first African team to win a World Cup match. This iconic red jersey is now a symbol of this historic victory and a breakthrough for African football.
2004 Home Shirt - The Continental Triumph
The jersey worn during the victory at the CAN 2004 is deeply associated with one of the greatest moments in the history of Tunisian football. At home, the team triumphed, and this jersey remains a precious souvenir for all supporters.
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